Kuro'o Hazama (alias Dr. Black Jack)

We'd make a joke about how 'I charge a high price for my services' could be interpreted differently, but this guy would put us in traction. And give us the medical bill.

Voiced by: Akio Ohtsuka (Japanese), Kirk Thornton (English)

A brilliant unlicensed surgeon, who charges huge fees and cultivates a (partly false) Dr. Jerk persona. When he was a child, he and his mother were severely injured by a landmine. While his mother later died, Black Jack's life was saved by Dr. Honma, who inspired Black Jack to become a doctor.Tropes associated with Black Jack:

The drama will be an original story about the past of the brilliant mercenary doctor Black Jack, during his days as a medical student. In particular, the story will address questions such as why Black Jack does not have a medical license, why he seeks such expensive fees for his services, and how he.
Young Black Jack 2011 (Japan), also known as Yangu Burakku Jakku is Japan drama premiere on Apr 23, 2011 on NTV. Black Jack (Kuro Hazama) Support Role. Nakahara Takeo Yozo Yasaka. Kaku Kento Tatsumi Katsuya. Toda Naho Mitsuko Hazama.

Adaptation Personality Change: Media outside the manga tend to play up his kinder side, with the OAVs making him downright gallant at times.
Amazing Technicolor M.D.: The blue-tinted side of his face in the manga, as a matter of Artistic License. In reality (as well as in all adaptations), it's dark brown, as it's a skin graft donated by a biracial childhood schoolmate of his.

Back-Alley Doctor: Despite being an amazing doctor, he does not actually have his license.
Badass Bookworm: Although it's downplayed outside the manga, he's capable of taking several thugs on in hand-to-hand combat, and a master at throwing scalpels.
Badass Longcoat: Wears a black trenchcoat draped over his shoulders, letting the sleeves dangle.
Batman Gambit: Often pulls these to teach Aesops or favor his patients.
Belated Backstory: It's not until much later in the manga (and several episodes in the anime) that we learn Black Jack's birth name, why he became a physician, why he's estranged from the medical establishment, or how he got those scars.

Mio Hazama (間みお Hazama Mio) is the former wife of Kagemitsu Hazama and the deceased biological mother of Black Jack. Black Jack considered Mio as 'the most beautiful women in the world' with shoulder length brown hair, gray eyes, long eyelashes, thin eyebrows and red lips. She wore a green long. Oct 02, 2015 Young Black Jack Set in the year 1968, before Kuroo Hazama became the infamous Black Jack. Kuroo Hazama, or widely known as Dr. Black Jack, is the main protagonist in both the manga and anime series. He is known as an unlicensed master surgeon who charges ridiculous fees to many people. He lives with Pinoko (and Largo in the 2004 TV series) in a house on a cape in Japan, overlooking the beach.

Bunny-Ears Lawyer: His rotten attitude and exorbitant prices are just as legendary as his incredible skills.
Busman's Holiday: Can't even seem to walk down the street without running into some sort of medical emergency.

Celibate Hero: Women fall for him all the time, but those who don't end up dead, end up brushed off or forever beyond his reach.

Covered with Scars: Intentionally does not get plastic surgery to reduce his obvious skin grafts, because they remind him of the kindness of the (now dead) schoolmate who donated them.
Crazy-Prepared: Always has medical equipment on hand, including all manner of scalpels and, on one occasion, fake arms to put his hands up with.

Crimefighting with Cash: Once saves a man to whom he owes a favor by purchasing an entire hospital in order to preform a necessary operation on him.
Dark Is Not Evil: His startling appearance and funereal clothing have had people comparing him to a devil, but he's a truly good and compassionate doctor.
Deadly Doctor: Not only is he a superhuman surgeon but also a deadly marksman who could kill or, more commonly, incapacitate enemies by throwing scalpels.

Dr. Jerk: Actively strives to look like a bad guy, especially when it's for the patient's own good.

Good Scars, Evil Scars: Intentionally played with, Black Jack's scars are intended to be scary and lead people to think poorly of him. In reality, he is often a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, although he can be self-centered as well.
Ill Boy: More exactly, Severely Injured Boy. He was a healthy normal kid until the landmine incident and obviously had to go through extensive surgery and treatment afterward, including months in a wheelchair.
It Amused Me: Likes to use his skills to take particularly arrogant doctors down a peg.
It's Personal: Has been known to take on surgeries for free in order to show up doctors who insult his skills or mock people he cares about.
Kavorka Man: Played with: While his actual facial structure is that of a Bishōnen, his face is scarred. He's a Chick Magnet nonetheless.
Knight In Sour Armor: Being exposed to the worst of human greed and selfishness on a regular basis has made him pretty hard-boiled.
Locked into Strangeness: As a result of his childhood trauma surrounding the landmine incident, his hair is partially white.

Morally Ambiguous Doctorate: Is happy to present himself as one, and more than a few of his actions are sketchy even taking the Hidden Heart of Gold into consideration.
Mr. Fanservice: In the OVA, Osamu Dezaki managed to turn him into this, with a good amount of upper body nudity. Young Black Jack decides to take this a step further and make him far more conventionally attractive for the New Tens audience.
Not So Stoic: The mere sight of Dr. Kiriko will lead Black Jack to drop whatever he's doing just to bitch at him. Kiriko seems to find this amusing.
Oedipus Complex: Dr. Black Jack has some daddy issues. Serious daddy issues.
Omniglot: In the manga, he's able to speak Spanish, and in the OVA he is shown writing in English.
Only in It for the Money: What he insists, though his tendency to find convenient excuses to waive fees or debts for patients who genuinely can't pay suggests much of this is just part of his facade.
Only Shop in Town: A variant. No one on earth has skills like Black Jack, so he charges incredibly high fees. As he has noted, being alive and healthy is worth any amount of money.
Papa Wolf: Extremely protective of Pinoko, as well as any child patients.
Peek-a-Bangs: The white part of his hair tends to fall into his face a lot, usually for dramatic effect.
Power of the God Hand: Has earned the nickname 'The Surgeon with the Hands of God' for his ridiculous ability in the operating room.
Revenge: Has devoted himself to hunting down the people responsible for the dud bomb that nearly killed him and doomed his mother to a slow miserable death and making them pay. It's one reason he won't take the Hippocratic Oath.
Scars Are Forever: Several of the scars (like the iconic facial one) are justified in that he had an emotional attachment to the skin donor and doesn't mess with them despite obviously being skilled enough to do so.
Self-Surgery: Black Jack once performed a full surgery on his own abdomen, while being circled by hungry dingos. Black Jack also talked a quack doctor through performing surgery on him, which the quack had never done before. Soon after, the quack declared his intention to go to medical school for real. Another time finds him performing surgery on his leg instead of letting another doctor amputate it.

Skunk Stripe: His hair is partially white due to his childhood trauma.
The Snark Knight: While you may be able to buy your life, no amount of money will stop Black Jack from being a cantankerous smartass while saving it.
Steven Ulysses Perhero: His real name is Kuro'o Hazama (written in Japanese as 間黒男). As he himself explains once, 黒 means black/dark　and 男 means man (aka a 'jack'). Thus 'Black Jack' is a loose English translation of his actual name.
Super Doc: Black Jack can basically operate on anything from humans to giant clams. The Young Black Jack prequel explains this by showing that he started teaching himself how to perform surgery before entering medical school by practicing on critically wounded animals and animal cadavers.
Super Speed: A very downplayed example, but people are regularly astonished by the incredible speed and surety of his surgical techniques.
Swiss Bank Account: Keeps his m

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